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<blockquote data-quote="keiththomas" data-source="post: 160644" data-attributes="member: 804">Bissell hoover turbo powerThank you Tubo 500 and twocycle blok,&nbsp; Today I used the dispute day to sort out the vacuum cleaners.&nbsp; I got the Hoover Pure Power repaired at last with two new rear wheels so like new.&nbsp; I dismantled the Bissell Powerforce,&nbsp; I was dreadful misleading design and after only three uses in 4 days was difficult to clean.&nbsp; I then realised it is only designed to last 12 months and the filters are really like car filters.&nbsp; Expensive to replace and last&nbsp; about three months.&nbsp; The pipe was the cheapest design I have ever seen.&nbsp; Anyway boxed it up and took it back to ASDA got a refund and collected my Machine and that is that.&nbsp; The man said the Hoover looked like new and&nbsp; I had obviously replaced the filters and changed the bags often.&nbsp; No chips or body damage.&nbsp; Yes Sebo are probably the only alternative and Miele some Dysons and some Hoover Dust Manager Pure Power.&nbsp; Trouble is their design of Foot Peedles other wise a good machine is looked after but they cost about 90.00 to 225.00 which is far to expensive.&nbsp; The Dyson Uprights I was advised some parts are difficult to obtain as their machines are now contracted out to various factories in the far east.&nbsp; Too many machines are a plastic nightmare</blockquote>

[QUOTE="keiththomas, post: 160644, member: 804"] [b]Bissell hoover turbo power[/b] Thank you Tubo 500 and twocycle blok, Today I used the dispute day to sort out the vacuum cleaners. I got the Hoover Pure Power repaired at last with two new rear wheels so like new. I dismantled the Bissell Powerforce, I was dreadful misleading design and after only three uses in 4 days was difficult to clean. I then realised it is only designed to last 12 months and the filters are really like car filters. Expensive to replace and last about three months. The pipe was the cheapest design I have ever seen. Anyway boxed it up and took it back to ASDA got a refund and collected my Machine and that is that. The man said the Hoover looked like new and I had obviously replaced the filters and changed the bags often. No chips or body damage. Yes Sebo are probably the only alternative and Miele some Dysons and some Hoover Dust Manager Pure Power. Trouble is their design of Foot Peedles other wise a good machine is looked after but they cost about 90.00 to 225.00 which is far to expensive. The Dyson Uprights I was advised some parts are difficult to obtain as their machines are now contracted out to various factories in the far east. Too many machines are a plastic nightmare [/QUOTE]

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